Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-21
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MINOR MENTION.
N. Y.Plumbing Co.

Reiter. tailor. Summer goods cheap.
The Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy
pay car has distributed wealth among
the boys.
The Webber Concert company has
been stopping here getting their special
car repaired.
Justice Barnett Yesterday married A.
H. Hyatt, of Omaha, and Lula +. Hum
phrey, Of Clarinda.
Wanted. at once, 100 to 200 barrels of
carrots. Call on or address j. Y. Fuller,
39 Pearl st., Council Bluffs.
The young ladies of the Congregational
church have their tr-color lawn party at
the residence of Il. j. Evans tomorrow
night.
The little Westlake boy who was acci-
dentally shot by his brother is recover
ing, his injuries not proving as at first re-
ported.
Tonight the band concert and exhibi
ton drill should draw n crowd to the
opera house. The entertainment is for
the benefit of the Dodge Light guards.
A fellow giving his name as Wells was
yesterday fined for being drunk and
using such dirty language on Broadway
that decent women were put to fright.
Two lots were yesterday purchased in
Manawa park addition on which to erect
tent put up and serve all kinds OF eati-
bles.
The school buildings are being repaired
and improved during the vacation time.
Mr.. Lawson, one of the board, who is
himself a mechanic, is giving these mat
ters his personal attention.
A destitute woman, IN delicate con-
dition, is beng cared for at the police
station. She gives her name as Sarah
&C. A,< I,pv fri, Il
who live a short distance from here.
s. H. Rolf and Henry Strayer were
brought in by the patrol wagon for kick
ing up a row in a saloon on Main street.
On Investigating the matter Rolf was let
off on payment of the costs, and Strayer
was fined for being drunk.
Mrs. Anna Voight, who has had con-
siderable trouble with her husband.
Theodore Voight. now wants legal sep
aration. In her petition for divorce
she claims that he has cruelty treated her.
threatened to shoot her, and has been
given too much to drink.
Or. Charles B. Judd, of this city, has
just been granted patent for voltaic
belt. He has been showing much in
genuity and ability in this line, and the
promise is that he shall not 20 without
his reward. His belts have been reliev-
ing hundreds of sufferers and he is
steadily improving his electric ap-
pliances.
Ed Doty was arrested by the police as
q suspicious cearacter, as we'll as for
being drunk. 1t was found that he had
pawned six revolvers at one place.
When he was sober enough to explain he
satisfied the officers that he had not
stolen them, and getting little short of
cash thus realized ON them. He got Oft
with plain fine.
The we'll water OF the city needs to be
used with caution. There are good wells,
but they are few. Many wells in the city
have been turned into cesspools, and
this fact renders the use of other wells
rather risky. There is no telling how
far vein of water reaches or in what
direction, and if wells used for cesspools
are running in this vein of water, impur-
ity is easily communicated to wells at
some distance. 1t is believed that much
sickness has been caused this season by
the use of water from wells which chance
to be drawing from a vein of water into
which some cesSpool is running.